At the Old Bailey

The King
agst.
Mary Mellifont< no role > als Tompson< no role >
als Torey< no role > als Mr. Kenzie< no role > for Felony

Charles Massey< no role > of Clements Inn in the County of
Middlesex Gentleman Agent to Samuel Seddon< no role > Esqr .
Sollicitor for the Affairs of the Admiralty and Navy maketh
Oath and saith That in or about the month of September
One Thousand seven hundred and fifty one Mary
Burrell< no role > having made an Information before William
Hammond< no role > Esqr . One of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace
for the County of Surry Charging Mary Mellifont< no role >
otherwise Tompson otherwise Torey otherwise Mr. Kenzie
with being Concerned with one John Andrews< no role > and others
in Diverse Forgerys Warrants were thereon issued out
against the said Mellifout and others against whom
the Honourable the Commissioners of the Navy
Directed Prosecutions to be carried on for the said
Offences, And this Deponent Saith that the said
Mellifont being taken and Committed on or about the
ninth of this Instant October she was Intended to
have been Prosecuted at this Present Session but
Notwithstanding this Deponent's Endeavour she has not
calledbeen able to Collect the several Necessary Evidence
together and to Prepare the Prosecution against her
this Session.

Sworn at Justice Hall
in the old Bailey the 30th.
day of October 1752 }

By the Court [..]

Chas: Massey< no role >